The genotype of a plant showing the dominant phenotype can be determined by __________
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test cross
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- The genotype of a plant showing a dominant genotype can be determined by a test cross.
- A test cross is a cross between the progeny exhibiting dominant character and the recessive parent.
- The progeny exhibiting dominant character could be homozygous or heterozygous. This could be differentiated with the help of the test cross.
- In the test cross, if the cross produces all dominant offsprings, then the genotype of the progeny in question is homozygous dominant.
- If the cross produces dominant and recessive offsprings in the ratio 1:1, then the genotype of the progeny in question is heterozygous dominant.
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